SPORT

HOCKEY

LEAGUE STANDINGS - 1970

lst Vaneco Producers’ 15
2nd Territorial Tigers 11

3rd G. E. Wildcats 10

INDIVIDUAL LEAGUE SCORING CHAMPIONSHIP

Name Goals. ‘Assists Total
G. Harvey 26 17 43
M. Moreau 16 18 34
G. Romeike 19 13 32
G. Roberts 22 8 30
N. Dodier 17 5 22
T. Berkeley 8 14 22
W. Drzimotta 10 1l 21
R. Borsato 7 ll 18
W. Koivula 19 M 17
P. Morin 4 7 ll
K. Akey 5 4 9
M. Dostie 6 2 8
R. Beamish 3 4 7
S. Creyke 2 5 7
L. Duri 5 - 5
J. Dennis 4 1 5
C. Craig 2 3 5
J. Scanlon 2 3 5
R. Tilley 2 3 5

GOALS AGAINST GOALIES* AVERAGE

Vaneco Producers 69 Territorial Tigers 4.8
Territorial Tigers 56 Vaneco Producers 5.9
G. E. Wildcats 71 Cc. E. Wildcats 5.11

MINUTES IN PENALTIES

Vaneco Producers 157
Territorial Tigers 159
G. E. Wildcats 139

In the five game plavoff series between
Vaneco Producers and the Territorial Tigers,
after four games it was all square. The fifth
game was played with all the enthusiam of a
Stanley Cup match.

After three periods the score was 5 - 5
necessitating overtime.

In the ten minutes of overtime, the Tigers
scored 2 goals to take the title and trophy.

All teams are to be congratulated on a fine
competition played in good spirit. The coachea
are to be commended also for the encouragement
they gave to Junior Hockey by giving ice time to’
some of the younger players.

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The winning team with trophy immediately
after the game.

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THE LADIFS' BONSPIEL

A very busy week end was seen and heard in Cassiar
on Februarv 21st and 22nd. As always in Cassiar, every-
thing seemed to happen on the same night. The Ladies of
our community threw the first rock on Saturday, February
2lst to kick off the Ladies’ Annual Bonspiel in curling.
At this ungodly hour of the morning, for a Saturday any-
way, sixteen of the fair sex, gathered at the rink to see
who would walk off with the prizes. With Mr. Tomashewski
and Mr. White doing the honours to start off, Mr. Borsato,
Mr. Munro, John Forbes and a couple of little helpers
joined in later to take care of the coffee and snackbar.
They did a very good job as all the women can testify to.

Eight games were plaved on this day and at the end
of the last game, a banquet was held. From there every-
body took off for the opening of the ‘Trophy Room’. As
mentioned before, Cassiar seemed to have everything going
on the same night, so they decided it would be a good
idea, and also "Kill four birds with one stone", to visit
all the doings. So onto the Ski Party they went, from
there thev then went to give Mr. Onisimchuk a warm welcome
at the Bank. From here distant ringing was heard far
into the night and male voices were anxiously enquiring
"Is my wife there?"

So ended the Ladies night on the town, a very good
one too. Let's hope there'll be many others to come.